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Sixth Lupino feature and first "Film noir" made by a woman ever. Hardly sentimental and sharp edged thriller with very modern filming. The paralysed "eyelid" thing is very clever too.
more info on http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0045877/
This movie is part of the collection: Film Noir
Audio/Visual: sound, color
Keywords: Ida; Lupino; Edmond; OBrien; Frank; LovejoyThriller; Suspens; Film; Noir; pdmovies
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Reviewer:
Chez_When -



Subject:
Movie tough guy takes back-seat.
Not bad. Tense moments. Cool cars. Two guys going fishing get abducted at gun-point by ruthless, murdering hitchhiker on-the-run played by William Talman. Talman is best known as Perry Mason's nemesis, District Attorney, Hamilton Burger. Disappointing, as I had expected movie tough guy Edmund O'Brien to cold-cock this bum early on. O'Brien's character and his fishing bud ride endlessly through the Mexican desert going-along-to-get-along, until the cops catch up. Then O'Brien takes a well-deserved swing at the handcuffed creep. Watch it.